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11.7%. (But when there are 23 people, the odds are 50.7%.) In order for 2 people to have the same birthday, then there can only be 9 different dates out of 365 (actually 37 out of 1461). This is roughly equivalent to 2.53% of possible dates. However, the chance of having matching birthdays to any other birthday is actually much larger, because EACH individual has up to 9 chances out of 365 to match another. The probability is calculated using the product of the series p(n) = 1-(n-1/365), which compares the likelihood of all possible pairs of identical birthdays. The chance that no two share a birthday (including the leap day) can be calculated as the product of the terms n = 1 to 10 of [(1461-(4n+1)/1461]. This should also equate to a likelihood of 88% because the Leap Day is only 1 chance in 1461. (see related link)

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